Before moving to Greenwich, Conn., Julia Goldie was active with The Osborn School, Little Garden Club of Rye, and Christ’s Church Rye.
With the luck of perfect autumnal weather, more than 100 people gathered recently at the Rye Train Station for a ceremony to rename Station Plaza as Orial and Paul Redd Way after local civil rights leaders.
The first event takes tomorrow, Oct. 15, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Rye Arts Center, featuring four singer-songwriters.
The festival included everything from talks about sports writing with Rye-based Ian Rapoport, the NFL Insider, to discussions of memoir with local author and Rye Record contributor Eileen O’Connor.
Tom Neeves was known for his quick wit and love of sports – especially when his son was playing.
Once thought of as solely the province of Chinese and Jewish ladies of a certain age, the rummy-like game played with tiles instead of cards is now becoming a prominent social enticement appealing to younger and wider audiences.
The Y has scheduled another Senior Living Simplified session for Oct. 8 from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Rye Y Studios.
For more than two decades, Historic Hudson Valley’s Great Jack-O’-Lantern Blaze has been the region’s ultimate fall tradition.
Donald Demas met wife of 50-plus years while working together at Ward Bolt Works.
Peggy Sweeney was an educator, volunteer, and active parishioner.